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The Mobile News Item

Location

Mobile, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1925

Page

2

Tragic Peckham Family Shooting Shocks Newcomb Area

After a family massacre in a Newcomb area home a professor George W Peckham and his wife and two children were killed by a gunman a note from the mother blamed mental strain and worry police summoned to the scene found the four bodies in the bathroom a .38 revolver was used investigators say the case involves a chilling domestic tragedy with new details emerging about the suspects and circumstances

Peckham George W. Peckham Newcomb Marten Ten-Hoor City Tulane University George Dr. Peckham Yeth George,Jr Bache Iver

Chamberlain May Resign as Secretary Over France Policy

Persistent rumors claim Austen Chamberlain may resign the secretaryship due to his stance toward France. The Daily Chronicle notes his stronger pro France views clash with Cabinet members and a possible pact with France against Germany was debated and dismissed.

Associated Daily Chronicle Austen C Amberlain France Chamberlain Germany Pean

New Talent for Domestic Opera Heard in Met Season

New York May 15 Associated Press. The Metropolitan Opera announces its 1926-26 season opening November 2 with five new offerings and six revivals. American artists Carmela Ponselle Dorothea Flexer join the company along with Editha Fleischer Laurits Melchior Mario Basiola. Return of Schumann Heink and many familiar stars plus John Alden Carpenter ballet Sky Scrapers highlight the lineup.

New York Associated Press Metropolitan Opera Company Giulio Gatti-Casazza Europe Metropolitan Carmela Ponselle Dorothea Flexer Editha Fleischer Laurits Melchior Berlin Opera Mario Basiola Rosa Carmela Madame Ernestine Schumann- Heink Maya Jeritza Amelita Galli-Curci Frances Alda Lucrecia Bori Florence Easton Marie Tiffinany Margaret Matsenauer Jeanne Gordon Ino Bouskaya Giovanni Martinelli Beniamino Gigli Mario Chamlee Titta Ruffo Antonio Scotti Feodor Chaliapin Jose Mardones John Alden Carpenter

Impossibility of Russian Trade Told

London May 16 H Gordon Selfridge returning from a Russian holiday says private trade in Russia is impossible in the near future and that traders will receive facilities only through the soviet government. He cites conversations with several merchants and notes his personal lack of attempt to establish ties.

London Associated Press H. Gordon Selfridge Russia Westminster Gazette Selfridge

Ford collects historic guns for new museums at Clarenceville

Henry Ford amasses over 200 antique firearms from the American Revolution to foreign wars. The collection centers at William Ford’s Dearborn home with prizes such as Buffalo Bill Cody’s first gun and a Napoleon relic. Ford plans reconstructing old inns as museums to teach children history, aiming for wide school visits.

Edith Ford Henry Ford Buffalo Bill Myra Ford FORD Herbert Walker NEA Dearborn, Mich William Ford Buffalo Bill” Cody Napoleon England Germany Italy Switzerland Spain Austria America Clarenceville Mich

Described Traffic Court Case Ends With Personal Bond

William Ypharragerre faced overtime parking charges in traffic court. Bailiff and Judge Hitt demanded full identification. the defendant pleaded guilty and was released on a personal bond not to repeat the offense. The report also notes Senate committee criticism of the taximeter bureau and member Reed.

William Ypharragerre Mr. Y Hitt

Fighting in Morocco intensifies as tribes rally

Paris dispatches report that Riffian invaders and French forces under Lyautey clash in Morocco, with heavy losses for Moroccans and renewed French relief of besieged posts at Amrez and Magdala. Reinforcements arrive as air power supports efforts against anticipated attacks along the western flank.

Paris Marshal Lyautey French Morocco Amrez Colombat Magdala Bibane Associated Press Morocco Abd-El- Krim Chechaouen Ouetzan Abd-El Krim de Chambrun Flying Corps

League of Nations education plan announced in England

Geneva report says Austen Chamberlain informs League secretariat that work and aims of the League will be taught in schools and institutions across England and Wales. The League of Nations Union will assist by teaching in industrial schools and reformatories. The government expresses sympathetic interest in promoting the League’s ideas. The note mentions Scotland as well.

Geneva Associated Press League of Nations England Wales Austen Chamberlain League of Nations Union Ue of Nations Scotlaré

International talks seek control over traffic in arms

Geneva May 15 The military and naval representatives at the arms and ammunition control conference agreed on a mechanism to supervise traffic. Gunpowder and explosives moved to the no military value category require licensing and publicity. Delegates debated whether ships and trains should remain outside control and whether a right of search at sea should be allowed to seize arms in transit. The American delegation pressed to ban poison gas use and to limit transit via a new clause.

Geneva Associated International Conference For Germany Hungary Buero Uruguay Colombia Salvador Ken Washington Theodore E. Burton

Italy Adopts Women Vote in Municipal Elections

Rome May 16. A bill granting women the right to vote in Italian municipal elections was adopted by the chamber of deputies under Premier Mussolini after a lively debate. Communist Deputy Greco provoked a clash but no further disruption occurred. Mussolini said the measure is not democracy or aristocracy but a step for women to participate in local government as millions work in fields and factories. The measure advances to the Senate. Also noted is a British government stat on civil servants, 141,730 ex-service men out of 299,927.

Rome Associated Press Chamber of Deputies Mussolini Greco Italy Senate

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